beartackler/dsh-bridge

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Familiar harness commands for DeepSeek Harness, with every plugin audited first.

Rendered from the specs rather than a running build. Stills: detection matrix (light) · trust card (light).

What

dsh-bridge is a DeepSeek Harness plugin for people arriving from Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, or Jcode. It ports the slash commands you already know onto DSH-native seams, adds a guided connectors flow, and refuses to recommend a community plugin until an adversarial review has graded it.

Why

• Language. The DSH plugin ecosystem skews non-English. The catalog and command surface here are English-first.
• Trust. Plugins are arbitrary code. Every recommendation ships a report card citing file-and-line evidence you can re-check.
• Muscle memory. /model, /resume, /memory, /mcp, /review behave the way your previous harness taught you.

Install

npx create-dsh-bridge

That is the whole thing. It checks Node and pnpm with a concrete fix for each failure, installs the DSH runtime if none is on your PATH, creates an isolated DSH_HOME so your real ~/.dsh is untouched, installs dsh-bridge into the web profile, wires the profile config, and prints the command to boot.

Re-running is safe: every step checks for its own result first and reports "already done" instead of repeating work, and it never overwrites a file it did not create.

See exactly what it will do before it does anything:

npx create-dsh-bridge --dry-run     # prints every command and file write, changes nothing

Useful flags: --ref <sha> pins both the installer and the plugin so a later push cannot change what runs, --profile <name> picks a different profile, --no-isolate uses your real ~/.dsh instead of a scratch home.

Prefer not to pipe from npm? The installer is a single readable file:

curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/beartackler/dsh-bridge/main/scripts/install.mjs
less install.mjs && node install.mjs --dry-run
node install.mjs

What you still have to do yourself

DSH ships no model, and the installer connects none. When it finishes you have a harness that boots and a bridge that answers /bridge-help, and nothing that answers a prompt. Bring a provider endpoint and an API key, then run /bridge-setup in the UI. The full walkthrough, including a working custom OpenAI-compatible provider block, is in docs/getting-started.md.

Prerequisite	Needed by	Check
Node 22 or newer	The harness runtime	node --version
pnpm 10 or newer	dsh plugin, which manages profile dependencies through it	pnpm --version
A provider endpoint and API key	Any prompt you type	you supply it

The installer verifies the first two and stops with the command that fixes them. It cannot supply the third.

Manual install

If DSH is already installed, a model route is already connected, and you only want the plugin:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:beartackler/dsh-bridge
dsh --profile web        # serves http://127.0.0.1:3080

Both of those conditions matter. Without a connected route the harness boots and nothing answers; without .credentials.yaml at mode 600 it refuses to boot at all. docs/getting-started.md covers each step by hand.

Pin a commit so a later push cannot silently change what runs:

dsh plugin --profile web add "github:beartackler/dsh-bridge#<commit-sha>"

The repository ships its compiled dist/ output, so nothing builds on your machine at install time and dsh asks for no build-script permission.

Then use /bridge-help inside DSH.

Verified against @deepseek-ai/dsh 0.1.1-rc.2: a fresh install from a git checkout activates the bundle with no warnings and all 17 commands register (how this was verified).

Verified catalog

docs/catalog/INDEX.md lists every plugin that has completed a trust review, with the audited commit and a linked report card.

Grades: A verified-clean · B safe with documented behavior · C use with awareness · D risky · F do not install. A grade is an evidence-backed opinion over one pinned commit, not a safety guarantee.

Commands

All seventeen commands are implemented and verified end-to-end against @deepseek-ai/dsh 0.1.1-rc.2 (42 live invocations, see the verification report).

Command	Does
/help	Lists the bridge surface and the DSH-native equivalent of each command.
/init	Onboards a repository and generates its instruction file.
/connect	Detects existing provider credentials, configures routes, smoke-tests them.
/model	Switches the active model or route without editing profile YAML.
/status	Reports session, profile, and route state already known. Probes nothing.
/doctor	Runs environment health checks and prints only what it actually observed.
/memory	Reads and edits persistent user and project memory.
/compact	Compacts conversation context on demand.
/resume	Picks a recent session to resume or fork.
/review	Reviews working-tree or pull-request changes.
/improve	Proposes and applies targeted improvements to selected code.
/mcp	Adds, inspects, and removes MCP servers.
/browse	Browses the verified catalog with grade and trust filters.
/trust	Prints a plugin's trust report card with its evidence.
/install	Installs a plugin, preferring verified builds and requiring explicit risk consent.
/suggest	Handles the dead end: scaffolds the plugin that does not exist yet.
/refactor	Plans and applies behavior-preserving restructuring, tests-green gated.

Naming caveat: shipped names will be either /bridge:<name> or /bridge-<name>, pending an open DSH parser question.

Docs

• Architecture — how the plugin sits on the Cordis kernel.
• Trust pipeline — grading bands, heuristics, provenance checks.
• Command specs · Plugin author guide · Glossary · FAQ
• Charter · Contributing · Security · Roadmap

Status

Under active development. Research and audit artifacts land in docs/ as they are produced.

Milestone	State
Capability research	in progress
Adversarial audit of DSH built-ins	in progress
MVP plugin (commands, connectors)	shipped - 17 commands e2e-verified in dsh 0.1.1-rc.2
Trust report card pipeline	shipped - 24 plugins graded (7 B, 16 C, 1 D)
Onboarding wizard UI	planned

Principles

1. Trust over speed. Every security claim cites evidence.
2. English-first, i18n-ready.
3. Minimal code. Shortest correct implementation, no speculative features.
4. You own your machine. No telemetry without opt-in.

Provenance

Cross-reviewed by design: adversarial reviews are performed by models that did not write the artifact under review. Quality gates are documented in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Not affiliated with DeepSeek. Built on their MIT-licensed groundwork with gratitude.